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Katy Perry has canceled a headliner performance that would have kicked off Singles Day, a 24-hour shopping blitz made famous by tech giant Alibaba.

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Donald Trump's stunning victory over Hillary Clinton drove huge Election Night viewers to cable news channels, which drew bigger audiences than their network rivals.

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An overnight panic in global markets evaporated as Wall Street gave an emphatic welcome to President-elect Donald Trump.

A majority of voters in Arizona, Colorado, Maine and Washington approved increases in state minimum wages on Election Day.

Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo became only the third athlete ever to sign a "lifetime" endorsement deal with Nike.

Carl Icahn, Donald Trump's biggest fan on Wall Street, left the Trump party early to buy plunging stocks.

GM eliminating third shift from Ohio plant and one in Michigan, cutting 2,000 positions in first permanent layoff since 2010.

Breitbart News Network, the right-wing populist news organization that played an integral role in Donald Trump's presidential campaign, will expand its operation in the United States and open new bureaus in Europe.

President-elect Donald Trump could have a major influence over future leadership at the Federal Reserve.

U.S. presidents have a tradition of releasing their tax returns while in office. Will Trump do the same? Here's why he may not.

Caterpillar and other construction stocks were soaring following Donald Trump's victory. Wall Street is betting that Congress will approve possible Trump plans to spend more on highways and bridges.

British businessman John Mappin won $124,000 after betting on Donald Trump winning the U.S. election over the last 18 months.

Loud booing rocked the floor of the storied New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday during Hillary Clinton's historic concession speech to Donald Trump.

Legal recreational marijuana in California, Massachusetts, Nevada and possibly Maine could generate billions of dollars in sales and tax revenue.

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Donald Trump's win over Hillary Clinton was viewed as a plus for pharma and biotech stocks -- and bad news for hospitals. Investors think Trump is less likely to crack down on high drug prices and perhaps try to undo Obamacare.